Those are the prices that manufacturers charge for their finished products.

Medicare's new reimbursement is based on "average selling price," which is supposed to be close to what the manufacturers actually charge.

Protected by patent laws and the prohibition against imports, American manufacturers charge high prices in the domestic market.

For example, the bill says, a manufacturer could not charge higher prices or restrict the supply of drugs to a registered American importer.

Some manufacturers now charge little or nothing extra for diesel.

Commercial dealers are irritated by the lower prices manufacturers charge college students.

Many manufacturers charge a premium price for the convenience of a small computer that packs a big punch.

These manufacturers, publishers and middlemen charge us more than if we were able to shop around.

Indeed the manufacturers charged a hefty premium for variations, although in response to pressure, they later built a number of 'large jennies'.

I don't remember what the manufacturers were charging back then.